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After escalating to the US Senator on March 1st and then being told we are stuck in "security checks" just got a SMS that my wife's interview has been scheduled. Subsequently got a letter from Senator that they finally got a response from USCIS. Interview in May 2017 for case filed in May 2016.

After one month of receiving the Greencard - adjusted from K1, we went to the social security office to obtain the unrestricted greencard and change her status per the Social Security website instructions. The lady told my wife, her maiden name still shows up in SAVE and it will take 1-3 months for her card to be issued.
After making a infopass appointment, USCIS confirmed that SAVE database should have been updated with the married name since the green card was issued with the married name (so was the EAD and so was the original social security card with the restrictions !)
The social security card was received 9 days after the initial appt without restrictions and with the married name - go figure !
Infopass lady confirmed they have now updated the record. Now we can go to the DMV to get the road test and hopefully get the Drivers License. Hope this helps someone.

I called last night and they entered a claim for me as well since Indianapolis local was also processing 11/15/12 and our fee was accepted 10/31/12. I was also told to wait 15 days and then check back if I had not heard anything. The lady was very nice but seemed to have trouble understanding me although I am the US born and raised person in this couple!

A useful way to compare non work private plans is to use www.healthcare.gov there is a insurance plan finder program that is compiled by state as a preliminary shopping mechanism for the aca. If SCOTUS does not overturn the law, there won't be any lifetime maximums for any health policy in any state.